Sentence examples for discrepancy favored from inspiring English sources
The discrepancy favored German interests.
Third, the initial results of the exit poll interviews have had frequent problems with non-response bias, a consistent discrepancy favoring the Democrats that has appeared to some degree in every presidential election since 1988.
Second, the networks almost never "call" truly competitive races on exit poll results alone...Third, the initial results of the exit poll interviews have had [past] problems with non-response bias, a consistent discrepancy favoring the Democrats...[Exit pollsters now] hold back the data from their news media clients in a sealed quarantine room on Election Day until 5 p.m. Eastern time.
We cannot with certainty explain this apparent discrepancy, although we favor the possibility that the BMP-6 protein expression in the carcinoma clones may have been upregulated during the in vivo inoculation process.
In fact, there were several discrepancies during the vote-counting on Tuesday night, some of which had favored Mr. Santorum.
Indeed, the expert panel made clear in its report that it still favored the statistical sampling, even though they could not sort out the discrepancies with the other two counting methods.
Our sediment-transport framework explains the discrepancy between sediment sources identified by zircon dating and the strong sediment production in the upper reaches favored by studies of fine-grained sediment or cosmogenic isotopes applied to quartz grains.
Cuomo is heavily favored.
